Contract types

Choose the contract type based on how flexible the price is, who should respond, and whether the output is a public placement or a content asset.

Fixed price

Best when the advertiser already knows the payout per creator and target creator count.

Advertiser sets fixed price per creator and total budget.
Creators apply, but the price stays fixed.
Advertiser chooses preferred creators if too many apply.
Selected creators move into one-to-one negotiation for fit and final acceptance.

Open price

Best when creators should bid within a range and commercial terms may vary.

Advertiser defines creator count and bid range.
Creators submit bids that can be compared side by side.
Each selected creator can negotiate individual pricing.
Performance-based pricing can be discussed in the negotiation thread.

Billboard

Best for physical, outdoor, transit, newspaper, or location-based placements.

Advertiser selects city, locations, placement count, and media type.
Billboard managers respond with matching inventory.
Negotiation can refine availability, placement, and budget.
Campaign dates control when the ad should be displayed.

Content production

Best when the creator produces content assets but does not post them on their feed.

Advertiser requests video, shorts, banner, brochure, or branded assets.
Creator focuses on producing media for advertiser use.
This does not use creator tier targeting or Ad/Reel live dates.
Deliver by date controls when the asset must be handed over.